Solutions
Narrative Control
And Human Behavior Cross-posted by Smith Sense “How to make sense of the world today…” – Matt Smith @ Crisis Investing “Our human actions and reactions are not rooted in statistical data but are determined instead by emotions and sentiments — narratives drive our behaviour.” — Klaus Schwab, Covid-19: The Great Reset, p. […]
Strategic storage: How “layered” prepping at home can save critical seconds in an emergency
For those dedicated to emergency preparedness, acquiring gear is only half the battle. The often-overlooked second half is a simple yet critical question: Where do you keep it all? Experts agree that strategic placement within the home, a concept called “layered” storage, can be as vital as the supplies themselves, […]
Preparing Future Generations for an Uncertain Future
(Continued from Part 6. This concludes the article.) Evaluating Families to Find Like-Minded People Daily, I am reminded of how bad it is out there, based on the information that I am analyzing. People often ask me “How long do we have?” If you understand history, economics, threat analysis, and have […]
Jar Farming for Dummies
Deadlock and Attrition Starting a big war in the Middle East is much easier than stopping it. This is the lesson President Trump is now learning. After one month of dropping bombs and launching missiles at Iran, Trump has called for a time out. A proposed one-month ceasefire. He even […]
Unfit to Govern: We Need a 25th Amendment for the American Police State
“In individuals, insanity is rare; but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule.”— Friedrich Nietzsche One week after posting a profanity-laced Easter message threatening to wipe out the entire civilization of Iran, Donald J. Trump, the 47th president of the United States, spent the night of April 12 and into […]
What If the FDA Were Eliminated?
The second Trump administration arrived in the wake of the brutal Covid experience, with the hope of gutting the deep state. A public demand for dramatic reform of oppressive government agencies – and the industries that influence them – was on the docket. Reform efforts, however, have been met with frustration. […]
The 5 love languages of homeschooling
The 5 love languages of homeschooling ~Written by Jamie C. Martin of Simple Homeschool A few weeks ago an issue with one of my children kept me up late into the night. You know, one of those little things that you can’t quite figure out. After pondering, praying, and a bit of crying, I eventually […]
Spring survival prep: Why preppers should embrace seasonal readiness
As winter fades and spring emerges, nature signals renewal. But for survivalists, it’s also a crucial checkpoint. For those committed to self-reliance, seasonal transitions demand more than just swapping coats for lighter jackets; they require a meticulous review of supplies, skills and contingency plans. Whether prompted by a persistent woodpecker […]
6 Ways to Spot the Modern-Day Redcoats in our Midst
We’re surrounded by redcoats. They might not be part of King George’s military, but their mindset, what they support and what they’re willing to impose, is everywhere. The founders didn’t just fight an army. They fought a long, bloody war to secede from a system built on a set of […]
Congress’s To-Do List as it Returns to Washington
End the War on Iran, Stop Weapons to Israel, Impeach the President Reasonable people wonder if it was a coincidence the escalation (and now fragile ceasefire) of the massively unpopular, senseless, illegal US-Israeli war of aggression on Iran occurred while Congress was away from Capitol Hill for two weeks. Maybe […]
